Upgrade from windows 98 to XP

[Roy]

We have upgraded to XP from windows 98, when we tried to view the graphics
within publisher we had an error message not enough memory to load embedded
graphics. We have upgraded the graphics card from 128 - 256Mb with no
success. Can anyone offer anyother suggestions on how to resolve this. Every
thing else is fine.

 

[JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP]]

I've seen that quite often on my own system with embedded fonts. I just tell
it not to load them - and then it works fine. Are you offered any options or
does it just flash that message?

Mad it wasn't talking about your graphics card memory - but I wish I had a
128 Mb card. It was system memory. (I think)

 

[Roy]

Hi There was no options, just the message and no graphics within the box. The
Ram is 128Mb.
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highwayman

I've seen that quite often on my own system with embedded fonts. I just tell
it not to load them - and then it works fine. Are you offered any options or
does it just flash that message?

Mad it wasn't talking about your graphics card memory - but I wish I had a
128 Mb card. It was system memory. (I think)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

We have upgraded to XP from windows 98, when we tried to view the graphics
within publisher we had an error message not enough memory to load
embedded
graphics. We have upgraded the graphics card from 128 - 256Mb with no
success. Can anyone offer anyother suggestions on how to resolve this.
Every
thing else is fine.

 

[JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP]]

I can make a suggestion based on what I would try. There may be another way
tho.

Can you copy the graphic (even if you can't see it) and paste it into Word?
Then delete that graphic from the Publisher document. Then paste it back
into Publisher.

I know - sounds like a really funky thing to do but I'd try it anyway. Are
there a lot of graphics?

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Hi There was no options, just the message and no graphics within the box.
The
Ram is 128Mb.
--
highwayman

I've seen that quite often on my own system with embedded fonts. I just
tell
it not to load them - and then it works fine. Are you offered any options
or
does it just flash that message?

Mad it wasn't talking about your graphics card memory - but I wish I had
a
128 Mb card. It was system memory. (I think)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

We have upgraded to XP from windows 98, when we tried to view the
graphics
within publisher we had an error message not enough memory to load
embedded
graphics. We have upgraded the graphics card from 128 - 256Mb with no
success. Can anyone offer anyother suggestions on how to resolve this.
Every
thing else is fine.

 

[JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP]]

I just found this:

You receive a "Not enough memory to load graphics or embedded objects" error
message when you open a Publisher publication
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;262855

Your answer may be in here.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Hi There was no options, just the message and no graphics within the box.
The
Ram is 128Mb.
--
highwayman

I've seen that quite often on my own system with embedded fonts. I just
tell
it not to load them - and then it works fine. Are you offered any options
or
does it just flash that message?

Mad it wasn't talking about your graphics card memory - but I wish I had
a
128 Mb card. It was system memory. (I think)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

We have upgraded to XP from windows 98, when we tried to view the
graphics
within publisher we had an error message not enough memory to load
embedded
graphics. We have upgraded the graphics card from 128 - 256Mb with no
success. Can anyone offer anyother suggestions on how to resolve this.
Every
thing else is fine.

 

[Roy]

Hi Thank you for the info that has solved the problem, sorry for the delay in
replying.
--
highwayman

I just found this:

You receive a "Not enough memory to load graphics or embedded objects" error
message when you open a Publisher publication
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;262855

Your answer may be in here.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Hi There was no options, just the message and no graphics within the box.
The
Ram is 128Mb.
--
highwayman

I've seen that quite often on my own system with embedded fonts. I just
tell
it not to load them - and then it works fine. Are you offered any options
or
does it just flash that message?

Mad it wasn't talking about your graphics card memory - but I wish I had
a
128 Mb card. It was system memory. (I think)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



We have upgraded to XP from windows 98, when we tried to view the
graphics
within publisher we had an error message not enough memory to load
embedded
graphics. We have upgraded the graphics card from 128 - 256Mb with no
success. Can anyone offer anyother suggestions on how to resolve this.
Every
thing else is fine.

 

[JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP]]

I'm just glad I could help.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Hi Thank you for the info that has solved the problem, sorry for the delay
in
replying.
--
highwayman

I just found this:

You receive a "Not enough memory to load graphics or embedded objects"
error
message when you open a Publisher publication
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;262855

Your answer may be in here.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Hi There was no options, just the message and no graphics within the
box.
The
Ram is 128Mb.
--
highwayman


:

I've seen that quite often on my own system with embedded fonts. I
just
tell
it not to load them - and then it works fine. Are you offered any
options
or
does it just flash that message?

Mad it wasn't talking about your graphics card memory - but I wish I
had
a
128 Mb card. It was system memory. (I think)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



We have upgraded to XP from windows 98, when we tried to view the
graphics
within publisher we had an error message not enough memory to load
embedded
graphics. We have upgraded the graphics card from 128 - 256Mb with
no
success. Can anyone offer anyother suggestions on how to resolve
this.
Every
thing else is fine.